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| Nate Carrigan |
Bailey is a village in Park County, about 50 miles south-west of Denver.
Corporal Carrigan was a member of the Park County Sheriff's Office. He had 13 years of service.
Nate's loved ones are devastated over his sudden and tragic death. He did his best. He will be forever mourned.
Nate is survived by many loving comrades, friends and family members including his parents, his siblings, his fiancée and her children.
Thank you for your service to the community, Nate.
Pray for all who die in the line of duty.
God save us from the Lost Ones who bring death to strangers. Amen.
Pray that Nate is in Heaven. Pray that he is at peace and is with God. Amen.
Corporal Carrigan was a member of the Park County Sheriff's Office. He had 13 years of service.
Nate and seven other deputies were assigned to serve an eviction order at a home in Bailey, Colorado. The eviction order was instigated by a mortgage company.
The man to be evicted, Martin Wirth, age 58, was an activist in the Occupy Denver movement. He had previously been evicted from a different property. He shot and killed a man in 1994 but got off on the basis of self-defence. He had two drunk driving convictions and had a number of protection orders filed against him due to his violent behavior. This man was bad news all of his life.
Just after 9:00 a.m., the subject left the house and then re-entered it with the deputies following behind, trying to stop him. The subject managed to grab a rifle and opened fire. Nate was shot and mortally wounded.
Tragically, Nate died of his injuries.
Two other deputies were wounded in the confrontation.
Martin Wirth was shot and killed by the deputies.
Nate had graduated from Platte Canyon High School in Bailey where he had been involved in wrestling. He later coached football and baseball at the high school and
was well known and well-liked in the community.
Martin Wirth was shot and killed by the deputies.
Nate had graduated from Platte Canyon High School in Bailey where he had been involved in wrestling. He later coached football and baseball at the high school and
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| Michael, Patron Saint of the Police, pray for Nate and for those who have lost him. |
A scholarship funding site has been set up in Nate's name.
The Park County Sheriff's Office is in mourning over the death of their brother. Nate was a professional who was caring and who went above and beyond the call of duty. He will be forever remembered.
Nate's loved ones are devastated over his sudden and tragic death. He did his best. He will be forever mourned.
Nate is survived by many loving comrades, friends and family members including his parents, his siblings, his fiancée and her children.
Thank you for your service to the community, Nate.
Pray for all who die in the line of duty.
God save us from the Lost Ones who bring death to strangers. Amen.
Pray that Nate is in Heaven. Pray that he is at peace and is with God. Amen.
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